Related to the Economics in Practice on Page 129: Harry's

question 111

Multiple Choice

Related to the Economics in Practice on page 129: Harry's Foods claims that you will pay less for groceries by shopping at their stores. As evidence, Harry's Foods points out that the total price of the bundle of goods that a particular shopper purchased at Harry's Foods was lower than the total price of the same bundle of goods purchased at other stores. Which of the following points out a flaw in the grocery store's argument?

• A) The shopper in question may not have purchased the same bundle of goods had he shopped at one of the other stores first.
• B) It ignores the possibility that Harry's Foods used to charge higher prices than their competitors.
• C) It fails to demonstrate that Harry's Foods offers the highest quality groceries.
• D) Prices on the day the bundle was purchased may not be representative of prices on a typical day.

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Definitions:

Revenue Per Ad Dollar

A performance metric that is calculated by comparing total revenue to the amount of money spent on advertising.

Reminder Advertising

Reminder Advertising is a marketing strategy aimed at reminding consumers about a product or service's existence rather than introducing new features or explicitly promoting purchases.

Existing Product

A product that is currently available in the market or has been previously introduced, as opposed to a new or upcoming product.

Frequency

A measure of how often the target market has been exposed to a promotional message during a specific time period.